olyclimber

What about when you bouldering with crampons on? Is that mixed climbing? Or is it solo mountaineering? I think the Venn is our Friend for this thread.

More importantly, how many pushups can he do???

If you get a court date, be sure to share that with us because it will make for some good theater.

Do they have info on how to climb Mt Sigh?

This Saturday. DCramer, is there a list of things to work on?

oohh la la I like pigeon toes! this great shoe experiment has had me riveted. keep it coming!

and probably call his daughter too

he's about to show them his brass balls

I'm not sure if its that exact one, but the bike repair shop right in the Junction in West Seattle (right by Easy Street Records) is going out of business selling EVERYTHING....and they have a pro quality Park stand in there that looks pretty close to that.

Hidden behind a few trees, right next to the school: file type unknown

Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.

tacit

So Kevbone is a chick?

The sun is the hottiest planet in the solar system, and if you were to touch it would burn you.

Whats up with the robot hating catbird?

Excellent idea. Where could I go about doing that?

time for me to raise some hell

lolzer, why is that woman reading hiding THE TRUTH???

http://www.rathergood.com/laibach/

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I guess the term is "5 foot setback". I was able to find it right away in the building code last time I looked, but now I can't seem to find it anywhere.

I mean what legal recourse do I have. I already know the Hayduke Lives options.

I have a question about the City of Seattle's building code (or maybe it is King County's?)...specifically how close to the property line can someone build their house? I thought it was 5 feet. The developer building the monstrosity spec house next door seemed to be following this rule, and but then they tacked this part of the new house that sticks out...and that part is about 3.5 feet from the property line. Has he gone against code? If I decided to build my house with something like that 3.5 feet from the property line, that would leave 7 feet for fire fighters, etc...doesn't seem right to me. If he has gone against code, what should I do.